FCSS Teams Up with the Norwalk Gamer Symphony Orchestra

FCSS members stepped out of their classical comfort zones and into the world of video game music, joining forces with the Norwalk Gamer Symphony Orchestra for a lively and collaborative rehearsal. Check out a video clip here!

Held at the American Legion Post in Norwalk, the night was full of new faces, upbeat energy, and music that was as fun to play as it was to hear. From sweeping fantasy themes to rhythmic boss battle beats, the experience was both refreshing and inspiring. We’re so grateful to NGSO for their warm welcome—and to our own members for showing up with open minds!

This is what community music is all about: connecting, exploring, and growing—together.

FCSS Participates in Make Music Day

On Saturday, June 21, FCSS had the joy of participating in Make Music Day at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, CT!

We performed outdoors on a shady porch, sharing a dynamic blend of musical theater, classical, and cinematic favorites—including selections from The King and I, Fiddler on the Roof, The Phantom of the Opera, Game of Thrones, The Greatest Showman, and Telemann’s Don Quixote Suite. Thank you to everyone who played, supported, and made the day such a success!

Can you name this tune?

Introducing our first quarterly newsletter

We’re thrilled to share the debut of the Fairfield County Symphony Society’s quarterly newsletter! This new initiative, suggested by our dedicated board, is designed to keep our members, supporters, and community informed and connected. You’ll find updates on recent performances, member spotlights, and upcoming events, as well as ways to get involved. Whether you’re a musician, donor, or supporter, this newsletter is for you.

Check out our first issue (December 2024).

To read future editions, visit the Quarterly Newsletter section under our News page.